There are Little Free Pantries outside churches, centers, parks and residential homes, number 20 or more in Erie County.

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Food pantries have hours of operation and sometimes ask people to demonstrate income eligibility for their services. The community boxes are accessible at any time to anyone who passes by.

Erie County food pantries A few food pantries we know about include the following: The First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 250 W. Seventh St. Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 2220 Reed St. 329 ...

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